By these praises of good works, believers are undoubtedly moved to do good works.
And at the same time we comprehend both spiritual movements and external good works [the good heart within and works without].
Therefore he requires faith even in good works [which the Holy Spirit produces in us], in order that we may believe that for Christ's sake we please God, and that even the works are not of themselves worthy and pleasing.
The head of the monastery bade him trust in God's goodness and mercy and not to rely upon his own "good works.
You have come to the conclusion that perhaps a good deal of time is wasted in this garden, which might be devoted to good works?
He enlarged on moral and religious life in general in a long sermon 'On Good Works,' which he dedicated early in 1520 to Duke John, the brother of the Elector.
He speaks of the married state, moreover, as a life which, if rightly led, is full to overflowing of good works.
Jesus purifies unto "himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works.
He is fervent in spirit and zealous in good works.
Save those who believe and do good works, and oft remember God; And who defend themselves when unjustly treated.
Apostles from among yourselves, rehearsing my signs to you; and whoso shall fear God and do good works, no fear shall be upon them, neither shall they be put to grief.
But believers and doers of good works, for them is mercy, and a great reward!
Predestination insists on the necessity of good works.
I heard some friends of mine talking about you yesterday, and they seemed to think you were equal to any thing in the way of good works.
You may think him rather grave and blunt at first, but you'll soon find him out and get on comfortably, for he is a truly excellent fellow, and my right-hand man in good works.
It is used metaphorically for taking care (as one set over any business) of good works, only in two places, Tit.
Rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil.
Never one prepared such a stock of good works to bear him company at the hour of death as he.
There are two sorts of good works; and a man may be shrewdly guessed at with reference to his faith, even by the works that he chooseth to be conversant in.
So far were the Scriptures from teaching that Christ had done our work, that they represented Him as coming into the world to fit us to do it ourselves,--as redeeming us and creating us anew that we might be zealous of good works.
For myself, I prefer a sermon on either good tempers or good works to such 'Gospel sermons.
Say unto all that whosoever can do well, cease not to exercise themselves in good works, for it is profitable unto them.
There is one circumstance connected with the affairs of the library quite characteristic of monkish superstition, and bearing painful testimony to their mistaken ideas of what constituted "good works.
But let us return to the account of his "good works.
Leaving his office thus rich in good works, he was then elected prior.
It also enshrines the germs of action, for good words almost invariably inspire to good works.
He has spent several fortunes in good works, and is still a very rich as he is certainly a highly honored man.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good works" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
